How to UBER : New Celerra UBER VSA Guide

I know the UBER version of the Celerra Virtual Storage Appliance has been out for a while. But, finally with some incredible teamwork from the EMC vSpecialist squad I now present the complete Celerra UBER VSA Guide v1.

This guide weighs out at 98 pages of material covering:

System Requirements
Initial Deployment
Troubleshooting
NFS provisioning
iSCSI provisioning
NFS replication
iSCSI replication
Troubleshooting
Installing and Testing EMC Plugins
Further Reading and Advanced Use Cases

And here is the complete guide:

Download: Celerra UBER VSA Guide v1

I want to shout out and thank the following team for putting this together:

Asif Khan (Project Leader)
Heather Boegeman
Tarik Dwiek
Paul Manning
Jase McCarty
Joel Sprouse
Thomas Twyman

And I want to thank Chris Horn, Bernie Baker, Aaron Delp, and Simon Seagrave for being oversight/logistic contributors for the project

.nick

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Jm11

I can’t find the answer to this — am I EVER able to assign management IPs to the storage processors of the storage device inside the Celerra emulator? I’d like to run some Navisphere CLI commands against it. Is that possible? I would think likely not, but I’m keeping my fingers crossed.

Anonymous

No this wouldn’t be possible. The Clariion portion is purely simulated.

Tom Miller

Yeah! I had my first ever successful test run using SRM 4.1.with the Uber 3.2. I’ve tried with previous versions of the EMC VSA but it was never stable enough or I just simply could not get it to work.

Thanks a lot everyone. Now to demo SRM to customers.

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VMcreator

Hi Nick, Excellent work with the Celerra UBER VSA Guide v1.pdf.

Is there any chance of a version 2 with better graphics. The screen shots are very hard to read Capt Obvious .

Best Regards

VMcreator – UK
Scottharr

The FTP links don’t work.

Scottharr

Actually, they do work. Firefox trying to automatically bring up FireFTP does not….

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D Kelly1

is there a mirror for this as I can’t seem to download the document shame really looking forward to it.
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Available here

http://www.scribd.com/doc/59211361/Celerra-UBER-VSA-Guide-v1
jco

Anyone have a new download link? The FTP isn’t working via IE or Chrome. Not paying for Scribd either.
Bealy

The guide link doesn’t seem to be working.
Gertk

still not working…
Jason D

Same here …. Nick it’s a shame we cant download your 98 pages of goodness!
Rsaanon

UBER VSA Guide v1 *not* downloadable. The download link provided in this post is broken. I’ve even manually tried FTP’ing and it seems like the directory structure for the document does not exist. Please provide a valid link. Thank you.

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